Southern Business School opens doors for 2019 Registration

WINDHOEK, 03 DEC – Southern Business School Namibia has opened registration for Distance Education at its Centres in Namibia. The registration kicked-off November 27th, 2018 and will run until March 16th 2019.

During this time, apart from at the SBS Centres in Windhoek and Ongwediva, there will also be a roadshow which will see most regions of Namibia catered for. Truly bringing access to distance tertiary education to Namibians.

Southern Business School (SBS) Namibia has each year seen the number of registrations increase and it clearly demonstrates a real thirst for knowledge amongst Namibians and the need for access to education. By expanding to the North and visiting many more regions in the roadshow ‘potential’ students have more opportunities to register

The registration for a higher education qualification, for example; a Higher Certificate in Management, Diploma in Management, a BBA or BBP degree or even a Master Degree takes no more than an hour and the courses are all accredited, recognised and offered via the distance mode of delivery.

Along with the courses that have been running for years there is now also a BComm Law course as well as an Occupational Health and Safety Management (Diploma Level) course which can be pursued. Distance learning is a truly viable alternative to the other modes of tertiary education opportunities on offer in Namibia. It is also a cheaper alternative and NQA-recognised, which is essential for students that take their studies seriously.

“People are hungry for self-improvement and empowering themselves through education. SBS Namibia provides a way in which people can access tertiary education in their own time, when it suits them. Therefore, I hope more students will take the opportunity to register, we’ve made the process as smooth as possible for them and hope they will pursue an academic career. Registration is open until March 16th 2019,” said Albin Jacobs, Director of Southern Business School Namibia. – info@namibiadailynews.info